While loops

#!/bin/python3

def nl():
  print('\n')
nl()


#While loops - executes as long as True. It's the same as if I use 192.168.1.x where i want x to be repeated from 1 to 255.
i = 1 #Initially, the value for i equals to 1.

while i < 10: # until i is less than 10, repeat the loop. once it reaches 10, stop (it will print upto 9)
	print(i)
	i += 1 #print i and increase i with 1 each time until it reach 10.

#Infinite loop

count = 0

while count < 5:
  print("This loop will never stop")
  print("This is infinite loop")
  #count = count + 1
  #OR count += 1


# They will execute as long as True
# A while loop performs an operation while a certain condition is true. You could use a while loop to:

#	Check for another line in a file.
#	Check if a flag has been set.
#	Check if a user has finished entering values.
#	Check if something else has changed to indicate that the code can stop performing the operation.

lets say the user is entering names in the list on a computer and is not finished yet. so the code may execute again and again until the user says "Finish"